Kenny Morolong Urges Transformation in South Africa's Ailing Media Industry ...Middle East

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In a bold statement made on Friday, Deputy Minister in the Presidency, Kenny Morolong, called on South Africa's media industry to make deliberate efforts to transform its ownership structures amidst a rapidly changing landscape driven by the rise of digital media. Speaking to members of the Print and Digital Media Transformation and Revitalization Steering Committee in Rosebank, Johannesburg, Morolong highlighted the urgency of revitalizing the sector, which is facing significant financial and structural challenges.

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